National Republican., 1887-04-23
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Schedule OF tho Games TO bo Played
by the Amateur League.

by the Amateur League.
The Amateur League have perfected all
details for the coming season, and will
enter into vigorous campaign May 10. Toe
schedule Of the seven clubs composing the
league is as follows:
Alerts-With Athletics, June 90, Sept. 81;
Meridians, June 10, Sept. go; Monumentals,
Aug. IL; Palas, May, II, Sept. 16; Peabody,
Aug. o; Pension Office, July (morning
and afternoon).
Athlehics-With Alerts, Aug. 5; Merl.
dlans, July 6; Monumentals, May 10; Sept
10; Palas, July and IL; Peabody, June II,
Aug. 13; Pension Office, June 60 Sept. II.
Meridian--With Alerts, July o and 4;
Athletics, May 10, Sept. 6; Monumentals,
June 23, Sept. 10; Palas, June Is, Aug. Is;
Peabody, June ss; Pension Office, June IA,
Monumentals-with Alerts, May IA, Aug.
90; Athletics, June 27; Meridian, Aug. 10;
Palas, June 13, Sept. 10; Peabody, June 81,
Aug. IA; Pension Office, July 2.
Palas-With Alerts, June 30; Athletics,
June 1e, Aug. IS; Meridian, Aug. o; Monu-
mentals, Aug. s; Peabody, juno "a, Sept.
8; Pension Office, June D, Sept. 20.
Peabodys-With Alerte June Is, Sept.
12; Athletics July ]; Meridian May 0, Sept.
20; Monumentals July 2 and 4 Palas July
Pension Oflice-With Alerts June 2j;
Aug. 16; Athletics Aug. II; Meridian June
30; Monumentals June IL, Sept. 2; Palas
Sept. "a; Peabodys May IL, Sept. II.
BASE BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Brooklyn
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Base hiis-BrooEiyn, II; Baltimore, 10. Errors
-Brooklyn, 4: Baltimore, 3. Batteries-Terry
and OBrien; Smith and Trott. Umpire
Knight.
AT st. Louis
Cincinnati......... 2 0 0 > o o o i o. 6
Base bits-st. Louis, 49, Cincinnati, 10. Errors
ruthers, and Bushong Mullane aud Baldwin.
Al Philadelphia
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Base hits-Athlctc IL; Philadelphia, IL. Er-
rors-Athletic, 8; Philadelphia, 6. Batteries
Bryan and Roxbury; Ferguson aud Clements.
Al Trenton, n. J-cuban Giants, 10: Plth-
ians2.
At Newark, N. J.-Newarks; II; Bridgeport,
At Portland, Me-Portland, G; Syracuse. 2.
At Boston, Mass.-Boston. 15; Buffalo, ..
The games tohave been played at Washing
ton, Louisville, and Pittsburg were postponed
on account OF rain.
VAN HALTERN WILL NOT COME EAST.
CHICAGO, Apr. PA special from San Fran
cisco says that Van Haltern, the base ball
pitcher, who was released to Chicago by the
Pittsburg club, will not come east this year. No
reason is assigned.
RUNNING RACES.
NEW YORK, Apr. 22.-There was probably
the largest attendance Of the year at Clifton
to-day. Weather and track were perfect, anj
the racing was good. 1t was essentially O
fayorites day. Following are the results
First race-One mile Jessie won; Pay
master, second; Hannibal, third, Time, 1:5lI5
Second race-Fiye.eighths of q mile. X inl
Arthur won; Knight Templar, second; Harry
Third race-one mile Parasol won; Moon
shine, second Quincy, third. Time. l:5l.
Fourth race-Seven-e -eighths OF mile. Sam
Brown won; st. Elmo, second; Frolic, third
Fifth raee-Fiye- -eishths of a mile. The
Mollie seabrook Ally. won; jim Bradt. second
Bridget Keaton, third. Time. los.
'GUTTENBURG ENTRIES.
The probable starters, the weights, and dis.
tances for the races to-day, as received by
Linn 4 Wall, 9Os Pennsylvania avenue. arr
First race-seven.eight of mlle-Bel-
mont. 109 pounds; John Finn. 100: King Bird
| l07; Armstrong. lo7: Ambassador, lO7; Revelry
107; Belleview, 1l2.
Second ,Tace-Three-q quarters Of q mile
Joe shelby, iO6 Mollie Thomas, loo; Veuiter
| 100; Gilt, 81; Commander, "a; Burgundia 9i
Lucy johnson. q; Leonidas, 90.
| III pounds; Oakland II, III; Riddle, III; J.J
| d., III; Harry Mann. III; Andy Kelly, III
| Mart Boorhenn, 100; ST. Luke, ia; Bellyiew
| los; Comrade, 102.
Fourth race-Three- quarters OF a mile
Cato, 1877 pounds; Geo. Angus, 127; Justil
Mack, 1877; Alva, l0i; Sarsfeld. liz; Melton
lis; Carolina, 116; Tallyrand, 1877; Mink, lis.
| Fifth race-One mile-MoOnshine, l0
pounds; King George, 100; Elsie b, 100: Pop
Leo, 100; Jack, 100; Weaver. loi; Woodflow1r